WW archive > Issue 632 - 06 July 2006
Jumpy
Howard Roak starts to get nervous despite a decent week for our annual fundraising drive
Letters
Rigid categories; London link; Cheap sneer; Sabotage; Great stuff; Contradiction?; Elucidation; Subtle; Sick question; Tired clichés; Frustration; Marxist party
The Split in the League for the Fifth International
Ian Donovan's original letter
Hungary, Auschwitz and rewriting the holocaust
In his third article on Zionism, Tony Greenstein continues his examination of collaboration and denial
Argentina
Workers Power split
As many readers will be aware, Workers Power and its 'oil slick international', the League for the Fifth International, has just expelled one-third of its members. Mark Fischer draws up a balance sheet
Taking Marxism seriously
Nick Rogers draws lessons for today from the experiences of Marx and Engels in the First International
'Class lines' against democracy
Mike Macnair takes on Ian Donovan
The split in the League for the Fifth International (LFI)
Expelled for thought crimes
Simon Wells was a dissident in the Socialist Workers Party. Then he was informed by telephone by national organiser Martin Smith: 'You're out of the party'. Despite this treatment, he decided to appeal
An outline of the evidence that reveals how the International Minority Faction planned to split the League
Chaos in Tower Hamlets Respect
George Galloway had to broker a peace deal with councillors after an anti-SWP coup amongst Respect councillors failed, writes Huw Bynon